Home
Quick Links
|
Harvard Law School - AIC High Flyers Congratulations to the four AIC graduates, Natalie Kim, Penelope Yan, Michelle Lee and Alex Simmonds, all accepted for Harvard Law School. Natalie graduated from Princeton, Penelope and Alex from Columbia and Michelle attended Stanford University, reflecting the global pathways AIC students take. |
Established in 2003, Auckland International College (AIC) is a NZ independent day and boarding school of approximately 380 students, which offers a 3-year senior secondary school education. The specific focus of the school is to prepare students for entry to top universities worldwide. AIC is the only NZ school where all students study the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma and it has the largest number of IB Diploma students in New Zealand.
Read more...
Once again an AIC student has been selected as a member of the NZ Maths Olympiad team. Vincent Qi, a Year 12 student, has been selected and will travel to the 2013 International Mathematical Olympiad in Santa Marta, Colombia in July. In previous years AIC students have brought back medals from this competition.
Read more...As the graduating class of 2013 are preparing to sit their final IB Diploma examinations in May, AIC is delighted to announce that offers of place have started to come in from leading universities all over the world. So far offers have been received from Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Pennsylvania, John Hopkins University, the University of Michigan and Carnegie Mellon University to name just a few.
Read more...
A HUGE congratulations to Susan Zhou, Aimee Dai and Ji Ho Park for making it through to the third and final stage of the New Zealand Biology Olympiad. All three students achieved in the 9th or 10th percentile, and have been offered a place in the team training camp, held at the end of April 2013.
Read more...
Year 12 student and golfer Lita Guo, won her first national title after carding a one under par in the final round of the Lawnmaster classic on the Charles Tour in Manuwatu.
Lita, who recently claimed a bronze medal at the Australian Youth Olympics Festival as part of the NZ mixed team, was delighted to win for the first time on the Charles Tour.
“I have had a few runner-up finishes and top fives but it is a great feeling to win,” says Lita.
The NZ Golf website article compares Lita’s playing in the tournament to Lydia Ko who is currently the World No. 1 Amateur.
Congratulations on your win Lita!
Read more...
AIC is tremendously proud to announce that three Year 12 students have been presented with University of New South Wales medals for their outstanding achievement in ICAS mathematics exams.
Read more...
